Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-02-20
L FERRY.

Martins Ferry dua1g the past year II
n1v be th;st the active operations OF tne
C.L- & ". and the greet amount - tAk
and tie interest "a the people N SviEaif CT
the promises, Northwestern road the Can-
non BLl AID Wheeling and Lake EHel
have awakened the Pennsylvania Company
10 a sense Of Its responsibility snd to
realization Of the Esct that far treatment
! the only thing that can save II IrOm be
/ iEg entirely robbed OF the lat business II
has herR enjoying IN Martins Ferry But
bs that n II may. We ought - be thankful
for one OF the neatet and most convenient
passenger stations on the c. y P, and I
very fair PROSPECT OF = busy aceommodA-
tiOu and convenient freight depot also.
/ The freight depot Is well underway, and
will. with lair weather. be completed IN 4
few weeks. and the inconvenience OF load
ing freight into an old box ear. which Il
shippers have suffered n long time viii be
II IN end.
There l. ! very dangerous place In the
Hanover street crossing between Melon
Ouch's coTneT and the Old pOstOthor rcom-
where the water pipe layers tunneled under
the crossing and failed TO MI Il III suhstan-
italy. The recent rains have caused the
cath Ia settle nearly \ faJt. leaving 4 mar
row opening between the Hays Just large
enough "a allow n - o 10 enter. and
making an elegant place u break : legani
hrinS the city INTO damage suit.
Un ThuESiay evening Miss Pet HUElh
entertained \ number Ot friends II her
huue Oh North Tenth street The aiLIir
Wls gotten up 10 bring = small marty OF
irleuis together lnT al evenings e5jay-
ment, ana resulted IN i yrrg pleaaant
realization o! The aaucipati0ns Of the
ko-t-Ss.
tn Tuesday evening last, Miss Filth
McKIm entertained ; number of heT favor
ei friends 1t Der home on ThIEt street. n
honor OF her birthday. She Vas the reciP-
lent Of several handsome presents, the
most admired Of which waS ! handsome.
Wei! bound volume ui TrunvSOn and All
et-glat box of cur flowers. In return Tor
hrr guests IhoughtiUlneSs Mrs Edith led
them - the dining TOOnI where Il sumPtu-
Gus dinner lad been prepared After leav-
~ the dining room the remainder 0t tie
evening waS passed happily IN Ely chit
rAA5. TrpaTter. mE~IC. * The event Vas
4AA NatlAA kAAa- AL. - III AZ
ar, WIS 4 most ENJOYABLE Gne
Daring the past week the Water Works
Trustees ordered the payment OF the final
estimate o u pipe furnished by the CInCin-
naIi Ind Newport Iron and Pipe Company.
Or CyylugtOn. Nv. This winds up the pipe
receipts. aEd \ few weeks more good
weather will set Il AL underground and
the pipe system. 81 far - II Will extend II
present. comul-Vei. With he opening Of
spring active operations viii he commenced
~ al departments ami The Trustees prom
- ro squirt 10y July Fourth. i not
s,z3nr-.
! ~sEecia! meeting OF the Civ Council
was rzll-i for Friday might. 10 take the
urvrrs,lry acton 10 allow the trading Of i
hvl~s AMI tNo lots 10 Joseph EeiI AMI the
Penn Mutual Insurance Company for the
r-h, Of MY :or Fifth stree, through Ia ne
UritI> Inc. Owing - tie absence OF A!T.
Wool. Ut the -yrgIIl committee appointed
some tine since 10 make Arrangements III
iAr matter. No Action could be taken. and
the body. alter n informal tax. ~Gi,per.rt
without @Uug 'urO session. 1uu 4 special
meeting viii be- held Oh Wednesday Lrvt
The giving uI these TWO los IEG th- hon-r
opens Frlth street throughout - tie py
Hl>S Ilag. tad Centre street igOU ih- C.
" l.. X. l. u the h,yeryirw cemetery lac.
AID gives the city the right 10 make acurye
above The school house IN Centre street ~
JnIJ the cemetery mas lie cached az al
49, Grade h, That route. The trade =
pretty generally considered = TAR Dne. Il
though many riaim 10 Mil place JEe ~sh,''
BOARD Ia a lad position in their suit wg'n
the l'-uu Mutual Company.
ON Thursday evening the Standard H.r-
JlIh Glyr another oi their VERY r"pgiar
dances AZ their 'lub ruum on Fourth street
The Little German uvJ-rI.ye log
Frank = Davidson and q gu.i COMPANY.
drew a Goot house Al the L~-,fayrt;e last
ui-ht.
Un TUESDAY evening, Washington )
birthday the MarJIns Ferry MrnErrrhor
nil 1--WE = private concert anal hall in
Tir,h.~ HAL IN -E-tuayIiir. N.rnurrrhOr
IS - popular German singing SocIer'. ami
their Combined concerts AMI balls. ut which
tlrv have gwen several. have IiWlt~ hreu
attended, with more than ordinary >Ur,rN-
u pleasure ~erk-r~. and the comm event
promises 70 rvilp~r all FORMER efforts. IN the
wv vi amusement and ruJeIralUm-ut.
Sir. +. C. E"yd had returned IRON IN
ryUru,ir,i Eastern purchasing trip.
Judging inJm the very enthusiastic IT,
marks ui our High school BOYS. the >hseyr
Literary ~Dgg,iy. composed %; High ~,ho1i
pupils. = IA . morr Eougl>hinE condition
th4u r,~r h-Iurr. All members SEN L.
IT, deeply Interested ~ literary rNe-ilrn,r
AID parliamentary entertainment. IDL tHr
rTt-ldvul informed gnur reporter y->Jrr-
i4y Jh- 3 gaNri Has hardly needed any
lavg-. except Ia keep tie young G-.at~r>
from h-rvuIn% too enthusiastic. At the
meeting Friday ~t,trr-uCu. the subject iur
REGULAR debate W-S. Are thcIteFS inIUr,-
is go the morals and -Slal advancement
auG NES handled r,Tv intrl.terutly hv
Rash Wilson AMI Johu tioirn>lck in ihr
affirmative. amt sam Strain AMI Wilbur
SUhliA-r ~ the negative. The iu.js-~ lie
,.i-l shat lie nr-r.j.,c hLi won tlr yJu-
tr>g hv m-UtorlDn argument. Though ~
rendering the decision tlc vote ~.oDt5 to-
IN ,uHrrrSlu"n Yesterday, Mr. Albert
INK. The Hanover street furniture dealer.
stated ma The report whirh has gained
considerable yTeiencr o. the elect that he
iEssltJS leaving Town ,AHl tibIN- ~
hG>.ur> WIS COUNTLESS, and the S-...n-
OF LIS VALIANT street pTppeE;y wAS merely
i uuslacs, transaction But II ali p~r,cgrsOTy
OF bis iIture intentions.
The Euckey- GEuSs Company AZ j; prc%
~; making quite a '-Itur. OF dr1nElliug
their GE- ware. amt have had -bltr very
fine specimens on exhibition n In, Trades
Assembly, GIir Ia Wheeling. Tbs depart
mrut il l. rumored viii be enlIrg,-i til il
l. eqGI in c~.F!rIty 70 the growing demand
tog mac styl. Ui Narc.
Mr.. VI. r. Pugh. one u Mmrin's Ferry
popular young men. h.. r-tUru-d from
>uuhury. Pa. where BE- has h-el living
during the last wear. Mr. Pu@h Will take
4 POSITION in tie LaEchiIn mil and make
tu,~ hts home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ThOuIS Gow were II Bell
al-a Yesterday attending the funeral III
Mrs COWS brothrF-inIaw. Or. George
Anderson.
TN Llss Monday evening Mr.. \. " Ship